By Jesus, do you mean Christ, Brian? Yes, anyone can become a Buddha. That is, everyone can realize their Buddha nature. It's just another word for awakening. Yep. My perspective (and this is just my perspective) is that Jesus was a Buddha. E pluribus unum. There have been many Buddhas and I hope there will be many more. 
They are the pinnacle of evolution.
There is a Buddhist saying, "Kill the Buddha". In other words, don't worship buddhist statues or read a Buddha's words as if they are the be all and end all of existence. Rather, ... become a buddha. To use the buddha (or in one case, Jesus) as the ultimate role model. Of all men who have ever lived in the history of histories, what man would be better to emulate than Jesus? I think we miss the point entirely when we see these holymen as father figures. Immature children can grow up to be fathers too. 
Let us grow up, and become fathers ourselves rather than remain forever spiritual children.
Have you had any more Kundalini experiences lately? Have you figure out how to induce them yet?
I'm on "maintenance" right now. Life intrudes. 50 page senior essay, must graduate, must ensure business success.
This is the most frustrating aspect of my existence. The stuck state of stuck states!! School, Business, Enlightenment, Fun. It is as if I stand in the center of 4 paths. Each path simultaneously beckons me. And I can only walk down one at a time.
My mind is such that I pursue whatever is in front of me with singular intensity. I feel... 'fractured' this past month. A mental paralysis, I would describe it as. I can no longer relegate academics to last priority. This will end come graduation. 
